Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-03-12

IS mules.
Jenny-Ass.
30 mares.
colts,
horses.
cribs corn, 800 bushels more or less
! oat cutter.
20 plows.
IL pair Double Trees, with Single
Trees attached.
small cultivators.
iron tooth harrows.
| ! scraper.
4 sweeps.
/ bull tongue,
| 5pair Gear.
Brides.
Bellows. Anvil and Vice.
6wagOns,
] Hay rake.
wood Saw,
% Sheep.
IEngine Boiler and Smoke Stack.
Eagle Eclipse Gin Stands, with
Feeders and Condensers attached.
Grist Mill.
Brown Cultivators.
- Tons Cotton Seed more or less.
2OXen.
Calf.
Goats.
Hogs.
2Cows.
Heifers.
Also the following property,
Paw Paw or Island 1913, and more par
ticularly described as follows: "Be-
ginning at the western extremity of the
line which divides the tract formerly
owned respectively by Daniel 4 James
Pugh, said tract then owned by Daniel
Pugh and Edwin W are, and the western
extremity of said line being its intersec-
ton with the east bank of the chute
which bounds Paw Paw Island on the
west, thence running with said line y,
l0o - minutes, East to its intersection
with the west bank of the Mississippi
River. which bounds the aforesaid Is
land on the East, this line constitutes
the Northern boundary of the survey,
and at the time of the survey was so
chains from the bank of the chute to
the bank of the river. The southern
boundary is exactly parallel to the
above and at a perpendicular distance
of 40 chains from il. This line also en-
tends from the chute on the West to
the river on the East and at the time
of the survey was l07 chains from bank
of chute on the West to the main bank
of the River. on the East, containing in
all, (32S) Three Hundred and Twenty
Eight acres, more or less. None of the
land heretofore conveyed by tine said
X. L. North To Frank Walker by his
deed of the 18th February, 1873, en-
bracing ninety acres is included in this
tract"
Also: The following described prop
erty to-wit: The first tract is included
within the following boundaries viz:
Commencing at Grants Canal within
the fence of said Morey running up the
main levee until it strikes the lower
line of Goodman and Bradfeld planta-
ton, known as the Grove place, or
"WillOw Glen" following said line
south until it strikes the Road bed of
Nicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Rail
Road, thence in an Easterly direction
to the North side Of said railroad bed
until it intersects the Township line
dividing Townships fifteen and sixteen
North of Range fifteen East. Thence
East on said Township line to the back
of the Court House square, thence on
the back line of said square and extern
sion thereof to Grants Canal Road,
thence northwardly on the west side
line of said Grants Canal Road to the
levee-place of beginning.
The second tract lies outside of the
levee and above or west of a line dra wn
through the centre of Grants Canal
and Basin north to the Mississippi
River, extending up the River between
the levee and River to the dividing line
between this tract and the tract here
tofore sold to l.. J Watson, and EN-
braces all the land between these two
described lines, from the levee to the
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heretofore by Sam Harris, To |. W.
Simon, and a lot sold by Sam Harris to
Albert Willis, and by said Willis to f..
j. Larkin which are excluded from this
sale,
also 20 Mules,
= Horses,
/ Stallion,
9 Brides,
II Pairs of Gear,
II Flows,
8 Planet Junior Cultivators,
. New Ground Flows,
Champion Cotton Planter,
. Double ShOvels,
Z! Rolls Bagging,
q Bundles Ties,
20 Bushels Corn more or less,
Disc Harrow and Feeder,
Moving Machines,
Two Horse Wagons,
All the above property being situated
in the Parish of Madison, State of
louisiana
Seized i'm the above suit.
Terms of Sale-Cash with benefit of
appraisement.
H. b. HOLMES, Sheriff,
Sheriff7s Office, Tallulah, La. 18th
Feb. 1887.
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